- The Snippets plug-in was significantly improved! It now supports dynamic snippets including macros, shell code, placeholders, regular expressions to transform, and other features. The default snippets tree contains many useful snippets; some of them are imported from the TextMate repository. You can import many available TextMate snippets, and they work without modification -- except that shell code must be modified to use macros (JavaScript, VBScript or any other ActiveScript) or Windows commands. Please see our new screencast showing how the new Snippets plug-in works!
New Snippets plug-in video:
http://www.emeditor.com/modules/tutorials4/index.php?id=28
- Now, the snippet tree includes not only snippets, but also macros. These macros don't need to be saved as a file.
- Trigger strings and shortcut keys (Tab by default) can be specified.
- Tooltip hints can be specified; the tooltip appears when the trigger string matches the typed string. The tooltip verbosity and delay time can be adjusted.
- TAB and SHIFT + TAB can be used to jump between placeholders.
- Snippets and macros text can be edited in the EmEditor editor.
- The plug-in can work in the background even when the Snippets custom bar is hidden (set in the Plug-in properties).
- Global parameters can be specified.
- The new Interface object can be used to communicate between snippets and macros.
- The parameter symbol was changed from \{x} to ${x}.
- The plug-in can easily import EmEditor and TextMate snippets by the Import command or drag and drop snippet files from Explorer to the Snippets tree.
Brackets/Quotation marks can be auto-completed now. (Configuration Properties > Highlight (2) tab > Auto-Complete Brackets/Quotation Marks check box) For example, typing {, will insert } automatically after {. When text is selected, typing " will surround the selection with "".
Indentation after #include or Label: line can be ignored now. (Configuration Properties > General tab > Tab/Indent button > Ignore After (Regular Expression))
Full Screen command is available in the View menu, or F11 key by default.
Paste Clipboard History command is available in the Edit menu, or CTRL + SHIFT + V by default.
Wildcards are now supported in the command line. For instance, running emeditor.exe *.txt will open all the txt files in the current folder.
The standard input can be entered in the Output custom bar.
Incremental search is supported in the "Find" and "Replace" dialog boxes.
"v" and "^" buttons were added to toggle single/multiple text boxes in the "Find" and "Replace" dialog boxes.
"Find in Files" and "Replace in Files" dialog boxes are modeless now.
"Clicking the URL selects the whole string" check box added in the Link tab of Configuration Properties.
Fixed indent guide bugs.
The replace format "(?n:true_expression:false_expression)" was added to regular expression replaces.
Drag and drop a tab now allows you to choose between copy/create shortcut of the current file and create a new group.
Macro: clipboardData object enhancements. For instance, the following macro will display the clipboard history, and selecting an item will insert that text. |
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